Emtek Modern Brass Tubular Two-Point Lockset with Waverly Knob - Single Cylinder

A two-point lockset puts the knob and the deadbolt on one continuous sideplate, so both points of latching mount as a single unit on the door rather than as two separate trims. The Emtek 5318 uses the Waverly knob with a brass sideplate and works as an entry function: keyed outside, deadbolt operated by key outside and thumbturn inside. Bore prep is tubular, the same two-bore layout a knob and deadbolt use, but the visible trim reads as one piece.

Yes. The standard latch on the 5318 ships for a 2-3/8 inch backset, and 2-3/4 inch is selectable at order time if your existing bore is set back farther. Measure from the door edge to the center of the bore before you pick. Those are the two usual residential backsets, so most existing prep will take one or the other without redrilling.

The 5318 is built for a 1-3/4 inch door as standard, which is the normal thickness for an exterior entry door. If yours is thicker, state the actual thickness with the order and Emtek supplies the lockset to suit. Don't order standard and shim it.

It ships with a Schlage C keyway as standard, and a Weiser WR5 cylinder can be substituted instead at no upcharge, which lets it key into an existing Weiser system. Two keys come with the lockset. If the rest of the house is on Schlage C, keep the standard cylinder and supply your key code under the keying-to-code option.

Yes. Keying is selectable as keyed alike or keyed different at no charge, and there's a keying-to-code field if you want them cut to an existing code so the new doors run on keys you already carry. Order all the units on one order and mark them keyed alike so they come from the factory matched.

The Emtek 5318 Waverly two-point set is a single cylinder entry configuration, meaning key outside and thumbturn inside. For an opening that has to be keyed from both faces, the Omnia D12036AC is a double cylinder deadbolt lever lockset with a sideplate design in solid brass. Note the Omnia is a lever rather than a knob, so the grip style changes with the function.

Yes. The Emtek 5318 Waverly set is a knob-style sideplate lockset in brass with a single cylinder entry function. If the job calls for a lever - common where ADA-style operation is preferred - the Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset of solid brass construction. Both keep the combined latch-and-deadbolt sideplate arrangement; the difference is knob versus lever operation and the manufacturer's keyway program.

Treat it as a comparable, not a drop-in. Both are solid brass two-point sideplate locksets in a single cylinder function, but the Emtek 5318 Waverly is a knob set supplied on a Schlage C keyway as standard, with Weiser WR5 available at no cylinder upcharge, while the Omnia D12036A is a lever set. If the existing doors are keyed into a Schlage C or Weiser system, staying with the Emtek 5318 keeps that keying continuity; switching to the Omnia means confirming the sideplate footprint against the existing mortise and prep.

Knobs are symmetrical, so the knob itself is not handed. Emtek calls out handing as required on leversets, so if you move to a lever trim in the same family you'll need to state left or right hand. For the Waverly knob version, confirm your door swing anyway when a specific sideplate orientation matters to the installer.

Two sideplate shapes: Modern Rectangular and Annapolis. Both are offered across ten finishes, including Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Flat Black (US19), Polished Chrome (US26), Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), Satin Brass (US4) and French Antique (US7). A split finish can also be requested if you want the interior different from the exterior.

It's a residential-duty product. For an apartment unit door, a house, or a hospitality guest entry where a residential lockset is acceptable, it works. For a commercial corridor, stairwell, or anything on a fire-rated opening with a graded hardware spec, use a Grade 1 or Grade 2 cylindrical or mortise lock instead.

Single cylinder means key outside, thumbturn inside, which is what the 5318 Waverly is set up as. Double cylinder requires a key on both sides and is chosen where there's glass next to the lock. Omnia builds both in a sideplate deadbolt lockset: the D12036A is single cylinder and the D12036AC is the double cylinder version, both lever rather than knob. There's also a D12036PD double dummy for an inactive leaf.

The Emtek 5318 Waverly two-point knob lockset is a residential-rated tubular product, so for a graded commercial opening it is not the right choice. Among the brass two-point alternatives, the Omnia D12036A single cylinder and D12036AC double cylinder lever locksets are the lever-operated options to look at for the same sideplate layout. For any opening on a fire-rated or graded spec, confirm the function and rating requirements before ordering either.

No. Unlacquered Brass (US3NL) has no clear coat, so it patinas with handling and weather and will darken unevenly over time. That's the point of it for a lot of designers. If you want brass that stays bright, take Polished Brass Lifetime (US3) instead. The lockset body is brass either way.

An inactive leaf takes a dummy, not a keyed unit. The Omnia D12036PD is a solid brass dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates on 5-1/2 inch center to center, so it gives the same sideplate look with no working latch or cylinder. Note it's an Omnia lever, so it won't match the Emtek Waverly knob visually; pick the family first if the two doors are seen together.